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Apache, Navaho, and Spaniard.
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Main Author:
Forbes, Jack D.
Format:
Book
Language:
English
Published:
Norman,
University of Oklahoma Press
[1960]
Edition:
[1st ed.]
Subjects:
Indians of North America
>
Southwest, New
>
History.
Athapascan Indians
>
History.
Spaniards
>
Southwest, New
>
History.
Southwest, New
>
History
>
To 1848.
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Call Number:
E78.S7 F6 1960
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